SWS: the adventure continues
The serotonin withdrawal syndrome symptoms are preventing me from sleeping.
My life
I had forgotten about the uncontrollable crying
Uncontrollable crying is sometimes a symptom of serotonin withdrawal syndrome. It is also a symptom of being separated from my daughter.
I am still helping others: I do not jiàn sǐ bù jiù
Even as I hurt, I cannot neglect the suffering of other people.
Survival status: better than reality TV
I don’t remember what hope feels like. I don’t understand those who see death and do nothing.
I do not want revenge, see “The Railway Man”
“The Railway Man” is an excellent movie about PTSD. Unlike the movie, I do not want revenge: I want improve the world with positive changes.
Survival status: vertigo and brain zaps
I am experiencing serotonin withdrawal syndrome, a holiday from life would be nice. Happy Thanksgiving.
Survival status: less than one day of medicine
Good things, like restful sleep, happened recently, and I am still working hard. I will run out of medicine today, however.
Survival status: bleak
Very little money, almost no medicine, physical and emotional pain, and too many barriers.
Survival status: still trying, but still fading
I have not “given up”, but I do know that I am near the end of my strength. I still spend every waking moment trying to change my life because my current life is not sustainable. I need a significant change–immediately.
Survival status: preparing for goodbye
Too much stress, so I changing my strategy to preparing for a peaceful goodbye.